SAS

On Monday afternoon, it became clear. All employees at SAS agreed to reduce their wages in order to save the company.

The bosses at SAS and all travelers could exhale. SAS did not go bankrupt and was forced to close on Monday. SAS aircraft will fly as usual today, tomorrow and in the near future.

But all the SAS problems are not solved. Nobody knows how long SAS will make it. It’s been hard for the company to make money on their flights.

Many people choose to fly with other airlines where the tickets are cheaper. SAS also need to buy new, more modern aircrafts that use less fuel. Otherwise, SAS will have a hard time attracting travelers from other airlines.

SAS needs to get more people to fly with their airline. At the same time SAS needs to save money. Many experts believe that SAS may have difficulties to make it. Six thousand employees disappear when the SAS sell parts of the company.

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